Re: Getting past the NAT

["Derek Erb" <dce42@xxxxxxx>]

My God! Four replies in less than half-an-hour!

The NAT table with port numbers seems the best idea as it allows me
to only assign IP addresses to specific ports if I want to access
those machines.  I assume therefore that those internal IP addresses
which are not assigned to specific ports in the NAT table would not
be accessible from the outside which is, of course, what I want.

This also is still a dynamic solution in that it allows me to change
whatever IP address is assigned to port 81 in the future without
changing anything from the outside.

Thank you very much for your assistance.

Now all I have to do is go through the router documentation to find
out where I assign the ports {g}